Evening Star Newspaper, July 1, 1923, Page 23

Ve - THE SUNDAY STAR, WASHINGTON, D. G, JULY 1, 1923—PART 1. A\ @u&@u&@z@@@&&&&&&&&m&&&&&&&&&&s&m&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&s&&&&&&&&&&&&&&&@&&@a 4 catest Distribution of High Qualzty Shirts Ever Held in Washmgton 1 lPDW@VEN MADRAS SHIRTS See the Shirts Now in Our 7th St. Windows Reaching Out for Greater Volume, This Famous Shirt Maker Selected Lansburgh & Brother to Distribute 12,000 of His Finest Shirts at a Price | Far Less Than Their Real Worth— b hnd produces greater value. Determined ne, the maker of these nationally known y store with a reputation for volume shirt he decided that if we couldn’t do it, it great shirt sale! . They carry the Stetson label, a guar- ls are of superior quality, that the shirts hnd faultlessly tailored. tifully striped effects, woven into the astness and smartness, as well as plain e enhanced by woven silk-fiber stripes. DIRECT ENTRANCE TO MEN’S SHOP—OFF SEVENTH STREET (« / : [ [d — N - § 1410 17 : Correctly Cut | ' and Full | Proportioned F To write of the colors is like trying to describe the spectrum and a half dozen rainbows combined—it simply can’t be done. And they’re guaranteed fast. You can have your money back, or a new shirt any time if they fade! Considered from any angle, this is a tremendous sale of shirts; and we are using twice as much space so that no man can fail to grasp the significance of this message. This extra emphasis is justifiable, for Stetson Shirts at $1.55 are just about twice as good in value as any we have ever offered. 5 The Sale starts Monday at 8:00 a.m. We have prepared for the #» biggest response in our many years of store keeping. Yes, we 5 are ready for you—and take our word for it, you’ll not be disappointed in merchandise or service. / ( // il 2 %xy@if@m@m?m@mwwmw@mm@mmmmwijmfm@wmwmtmmmw@mmwwwwwmw@m ' 4 »